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Moroccan youth at school

Heinrich

2/6/2005 10:21:00 AM

At the schools in Holland there are many problems with Moroccan youth. Most
do not finish their school education and there are many stories about
violence against teachers. The teachers do not receive any support from
their management or the police. Thing is, Dutch schools, are not allowed to
remove aggressive students. They can only try to get him on an other school,
but other schools are also not waiting for aggressive students. Last year, a
student, even shot a teacher through his head, fellow students went on the
streets to demonstrate to support the murderer.

Now Dutch language blog ....offers a real class room recoding, in which a
Moroccan student demands respect from his teacher. Click here to see how
aggressive he is and how afraid the teacher is. The boy wanted to visit
mister Smith, but the teacher does not allow it. The boy then shouts: "get
up, get up, ...." and "let's go, let's go,...". They found the video clip on
a well known forum Maroc.nl (a subsidized Moroccan website with much
antisemitic and anti western postings)
http://stream.2003.02.garnierprojects.com/geenstijl/desch...



Update:
Weblog
informs us that the student in the movie is removed from the school by
police officers. The name of the school is ROC-Gildevaart in the city of
Nieuwegein (near Utrecht). The school says the teacher handled the situation
very professional and calm: an example how we like people to handle in
incidents like these. They do not want to forbid the use of camera phones in
the school. The school sees the movies as an educational tool to start a
discussion around the incident.

A ROC school is a practical education that has the lowest standing of all
other forms of education. They are the most dangerous schools and in the
cities the majority of the students is from immigrant families.





1 Answer

MH

2/6/2005 1:03:00 PM

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"Heinrich" a écrit dans le message de news:
> At the schools in Holland there are many problems with Moroccan youth.

On sait... Si vous croyez que nous croyons tout ce que le debrigode
(RTBF) et sa hiérarchie de fascistes nous raconte ou nous cache! Tous les
Belges ne sont pas cons, il y a encore des esprits libres.
MH

> Most
> do not finish their school education and there are many stories about
> violence against teachers. The teachers do not receive any support from
> their management or the police. Thing is, Dutch schools, are not allowed
to
> remove aggressive students. They can only try to get him on an other
school,
> but other schools are also not waiting for aggressive students. Last year,
a
> student, even shot a teacher through his head, fellow students went on the
> streets to demonstrate to support the murderer.
>
> Now Dutch language blog ....offers a real class room recoding, in which a
> Moroccan student demands respect from his teacher. Click here to see how
> aggressive he is and how afraid the teacher is. The boy wanted to visit
> mister Smith, but the teacher does not allow it. The boy then shouts: "get
> up, get up, ...." and "let's go, let's go,...". They found the video clip
on
> a well known forum Maroc.nl (a subsidized Moroccan website with much
> antisemitic and anti western postings)
> http://stream.2003.02.garnierprojects.com/geenstijl/desch...
>
>
>
> Update:
> Weblog
> informs us that the student in the movie is removed from the school by
> police officers. The name of the school is ROC-Gildevaart in the city of
> Nieuwegein (near Utrecht). The school says the teacher handled the
situation
> very professional and calm: an example how we like people to handle in
> incidents like these. They do not want to forbid the use of camera phones
in
> the school. The school sees the movies as an educational tool to start a
> discussion around the incident.
>
> A ROC school is a practical education that has the lowest standing of all
> other forms of education. They are the most dangerous schools and in the
> cities the majority of the students is from immigrant families.
>
>
>
>
>